Chapter Chatter Bay Area Chapter Southwestern Chap eS meritus Chapter The Bay Area Chapter joined with the Southern California Chapter to host the Weber State/Fresno game ac- tivities last month December 11, WSC: will play a basketball game against University of Pacific at Stockton. A pre-game recep- 2 : Po tion is planned for the team and all E. alumni in the area. Guest speaker will t be Dick Hunsaker a Anyone ed, a. E (408)446-0731. call B Ray Humphreys, - t e ie Twenty-nine former WSC students were on hand at the Writers Manor in Denver, Colorado, in-June to form the Phoenix area early next yf anyone in this area would like to volved, newest chapter of WSCAA. Executive Director, Edie Hester; Relations Office - 1011, Weberime College, Ogden, UT 84408 Alumni Favero; President, attendance H. Taylor has been named president of the Emeritus Chapter of Chapter Officer, Don Alumni Chapter and at E : a Chapter, to be held November 13. Details about the meeting will be mail- in'Ogden City; a member of Ogden Pioneer Days Committee and Parade Roxanne Peterson Whitesides Secretary . © ed to members as soon as possible. Chairman, bishop and high councilman in the LDS Church; a member of the Utah State Legislature for eight Fran Wheeler & Bob Medina fl Central Atlantic A two-day meeting Chapter is planned for November 10 and 11 to accommodate schools. taught evening F the various schedules of people in the classes in English at WSC for many New years. F bh at the home of Mark Zeller or Carter Campbell. New officers will be iiti ae Salt Lake Area Chapter : od ve ; ag a Fe r i oF York area. They will be meeting He also will be: fe ee foe Helping Carl e ereue Me Uh. peas lead Emeritus activities and Robert Smith, and WSCAA Presi- a: dent guest a! speakers, The chapter is growing rapidly and Verna Mae Larkin - Sec. : hopes to hear fromcall alums in the Salt Rowland P. 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